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الصفحة 365
Such an interpretation takes on a new meaning when we ask why blood brotherhood flourished in the nineteenth ... as Bunyoro ' the social and political ends formerly served by the pact ... are met by other means ' ( 1958 : 203 ) .
Such an interpretation takes on a new meaning when we ask why blood brotherhood flourished in the nineteenth ... as Bunyoro ' the social and political ends formerly served by the pact ... are met by other means ' ( 1958 : 203 ) .
الصفحة 419
What zar - bori means to women who take part in it is a moot question . Some authors take the view that it is essentially conservative and palliative . The cult enables women to adjust to their living conditions and accept them without ...
What zar - bori means to women who take part in it is a moot question . Some authors take the view that it is essentially conservative and palliative . The cult enables women to adjust to their living conditions and accept them without ...
الصفحة 472
Many bureaucrats and party officials see the formation of local and regional associations as a means of building up for themselves a clientele base . Their motivation is to link their rise in the post - colonial state apparatus with ...
Many bureaucrats and party officials see the formation of local and regional associations as a means of building up for themselves a clientele base . Their motivation is to link their rise in the post - colonial state apparatus with ...
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The plasticity of public ritual | 320 |
Hilda Kuper 191192 145 | 406 |
Historicity and pluralism in some recent studies of Yoruba religion | 436 |
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